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Providing insight on the intersection of contemporary issues and theology, based on a Biblical Christian Worldview.
[…] others. Finally, still others believe that God allows pain and suffering so that Christians are drawn toward Heaven rather than a smooth life on earth. In the Bible He promises … 1 Peter 5:10 – And after you have suffered a little while, the God of all grace, who has called you to his […]
[…] The Result of a Lack of Patriotism Both our natural and supernatural enemies, like a roaring lion, (1 Peter 5:8)) have become emboldened by our impotence. The Bible speaks of the End Times as having a one-world government (details here), a one-world currency (details here), and a one-world religion (details here). How better to […]
[…] “same”. The sins expressed by our nature as original, continuing, or acted on through temptations initiated by external evil are all the same behaviors expressed in the Bible for the lost and the saved. Second, there remains the question of whether sinful behavior continues after the salvation of a born-again Christian. The Bible has […]
The Apostle John writes what he sees in his vision of the Tribulation and God’s wrath pouring out on evil in the book of Revelation in the Bible. For centuries, people have discussed, argued, and questioned whether these things are literal, figurative, true, or even possible. One global government, one global religion, one global […]
[…] body, according to the working by which He is able even to subdue all things to Himself.“ Philippians 3:20-21 I hold on to many truths in the Bible that I try to live by, and that frame how I see the world. These are part of my version of a Biblical Christian worldview. I […]
[…] Billy was stubborn and resisted, as did many of the tribe’s men. Then, one night, God appeared to Billy in a dream and confronted Billy about a Bible Billy had forced his wife to return to Annie Bidwell. God told Billy to get that book back because it was His Book. This caused Billy […]
[…] Lawless, Should Christians Hide Or Perish? In this article, we will outline six megatrends that are likely contributing to why our nation cannot be found in the Bible during the End Times. Summary America is accelerating in the direction of a socialistic state, where our government is taking on more and more of the […]
[…] my life. My wife and I have lived through the ups and downs of life. But, I have always claimed that the word retirement isn’t in the Bible. So I intend to continue to pursue seeing the Kingdom come and His will done until it’s my time to go or the Rapture catches me […]
[…] somewhat hidden and obscured by the need to gain power and influence at this stage in his ascendancy. Once obtained, his real personality, as presented in the Bible, would then surface. However, systematically working through the verses from Scripture that refer to the coming antichrist, one can get a good sense of what to […]
[…] that to you? You follow Me.’ “ Background During my years in college and as a young adult, I was exposed to various types of preachers and Bible teachers. Each had his own style, but all were extremely Biblical in their sermons and lessons. Some I heard in person, and others I learned from […]
[…] views. Of course, as noted above, the definition of “Hate Speech” is “very subjective”. The primary intent of this bill was to prohibit antisemitism by using the Bible. However, the general provisions of the bill could be broadened by the courts to include almost any Biblical theology as grounds for relief from Hate Speech […]
[…] Biblical Christian Worldview (BCW) initially began in January of 2021 as a desire to offer a resting place for 20+ years of thoughts and writings used in Bible studies, Sunday School classes, and Home Church groups. The BCW moniker was coined to reinforce our belief that true Christianity has, as its foundation, an inerrant […]
[…] shaved as a means to shame them for fraternizing with the enemy. Their other option to fraternizing was to die of starvation or possibly be killed outright. In the Bible, Daniel had to choose between praying to Nebuchadnezzar’s statute or be fed to the lions (Daniel 6:1-16). His three friends Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego likewise had to […]
[…] on evidence that God exists, that Christ lived a perfect life, died, and rose again so that we could have a pathway to salvation, and that the Bible is God’s inerrant resource for the Christian life on earth and the one to come, after death. Don’t Use Apologetics on the Atheist Of course, I […]
[…] God is all-powerful He can remove all pain, bad behavior, disease, and even death and Hell itself, if He chooses. If He is not all-powerful, then the Bible should be thrown out and He is not God. This, of course, is not the Sunday School answer but is reality. All the logical facts mentioned […]
[…] of tongues. 11 But one and the same Spirit works all these things, distributing to each one individually just as He wills. There are others listed elsewhere in the Bible. It’s not the point of this article to list all the gifts. Suffice it to say that depending on how you define them, some say there are up […]
[…] woman, “You will not surely die. Today, the same supernatural evil has teamed up with our sinful nature to twist and reject the words of God… the Bible. The results remain the same. Romans 6:23a – For the wages of sin is death… The God of Genesis spoke to Adam and Eve is the […]
[…] but there still may be some truth to the concept, or at least the thought has transcended the years. Have you ever heard, “Third time’s a charm?” The Bible has something to say about the number three as well. The number three represents divine wholeness, completeness, and perfection. It is not my intent to discuss the importance of […]
Quick Quote Source – Jeff Hilles A Biblical Christian worldview perspective – One can believe the Bible is true, that Christ died on the cross and rose again, and never see Heaven. Satan and his demons would acknowledge the Bible is true, more than most of mankind. Salvation is a heart change, not a […]
[…] years, this topic has become increasingly more mainstream (MSNBC). The question of “Are we alone in the universe” should hold only a passing fascination to Christians. The Bible is silent on the subject of intelligent life beyond earth and, therefore, its existence or absence should have no bearing on our faith or theology (details). […]
Quick Quote – Source – Jarrod Scott A Biblical Christian worldview perspective – Those critical of the Bible and Christians, in general, can find numerous reasons for their doubt. There remain mysteries in the Bible, no doubt, as God tries to bring His wisdom down to man’s ability to understand. However, just because Christians […]
[…] Spirit, who resides within the heart of the believer (2 Cor. 1:22), could be overcome by our human sin nature, making us unpardonable before God. When the Bible seems to suggest that there is something mankind can do that ensures rejection by God, we need to pay attention. We will briefly explore the details […]
Quick Quote – Source – Erwin Lutzer A Biblical Christian worldview perspective – It is not enough to go to church on Sunday morning or a Bible study during the week. It is not sufficient to say a blessing at family meals. Christianity is a lifestyle not a compartmentalized distraction from the day’s activities. […]
[…] (Israel) with the church. He has, instead, kept His covenants with the Jews and added the church as called out in the New Testament. What Does the Bible Say About the Jewish People? Below is a very brief offering that Scripturally documents a continuing and unique relationship between the Jewish people and the Creator […]
[…] it. One should first attempt to bring the subject back to the real issue, eternity, perhaps offering, “I know that is a hard teaching from Scripture. The Bible points out that Christians are saved by faith in a personal relationship with Jesus and we trust that even the hard and seemingly harsh examples of […]
[…] through the lens of man. There is a false assumption that because humanity is not perfectly aligned in our understanding of Scripture (i.e. many Christian denominations), the Bible must be filled with errors, and God, if He does exist, can not possibly be omnipotent. The truth is that God is all powerful and His […]
Quick Quote – Source – Jeff Hilles A Biblical Christian worldview perspective – It is all a matter of where one goes to explore their doubts. The Bible is the best source and the secular world is the worst. When God is the focus, through Bible study and prayer, it is called “sanctification” as […]
[…] took a huge bite that revealed the candy center of the lollipop. And thus he declared that it took three licks to reach the center. My favorite Bible story as a child was the call of Samuel from the Lord. I can still remember my dad reading it to us and the picture in […]
[…] Biblical Christian Pastors are NOT the Brave Ones Those who hold fast to a Biblical Christian worldview are neither brave nor foolish. If one truly believes the Bible is God’s word, then I would submit that it is the secularizing pastors that are the brave ones. They have… “Exchanged the truth about God for […]
[…] in a time of deterioration of those who call themselves Christians (Gallup poll). We are living in a time of deterioration in morality as defined by the Bible. There are many reasons for this trend. One of which may be God closing out this old world of ours to bring in the New Heaven […]
The Bible presents concepts that might seem to contradict themselves. Those who reject God’s Word enjoy quoting what would seem to be confusing and conflicting passages as a basis for man’s hand in the writing of the Scriptures. On the surface, the subject of “fear’ is one of those theological constructs. At times, God seems […]
[…] comes back to Scripture talking about fasting and praying. Therefore, it’s good-sounding reason is merely that. Good sounding, but not necessarily a scriptural command. We fast because, by implication, the Bible says to fast. Biblical Fasting Instructions What are the rules of fasting? How many days are we supposed to fast? What are we to do during […]
[…] change is an important concern (see post). But, as Biblical Christians, what should our priorities be? My evangelistic intent was much deeper. In the original post, “The Bible Sadly Predicts many of the Woke will not Wake up in Time” (see post) I tried to subtly suggest these worldly problems can intentionally (Mark 4:19a) […]
Quick Quote – Source – Jeff Hilles A Biblical Christian worldview perspective – So many preachers and Christians in general approach the last book in the Bible with a range of negative emotions; from fear of what is understandable to frustration of the obscure and illusionary. Further, since God did not choose to let […]
[…] premise disintegrates when one changes the phrase from “life…” to, “human life begins at conception”. And, to that point, God is clearly referring to Human Life in the Bible, not all life in its general sense (such as the egg and the sperm or a mountain goat or amoeba). Further, some pro-choice advocates try to […]
[…] ashes. Here’s the fun part. The Christian life is about having a relationship with God. For a relationship to happen, both people need to talk, listen, be open, and honest. The Bible is filled with many examples of people relating to God in just that way. In Samuel, we read of Hanna praying desperately for a child (1 […]
[…] routed. Since not by man, then who else but God Himself? Am I making something out of a few battle stories? I think not. There are many verses in the Bible indicating that God fighting our battles is a scriptural principle. God Fights Other Battles The first place to look is in the Old Testament. Joshua 1:9 says […]
[…] stated, hypocrisy is when ones behavior does not match what they say is true. Hypocrisy – Biblical References Fortunately, we do have a great example in the Bible expressing the reality of this condition, between what we say and what we do. Paul offers his own frustration in Romans 7. He provides an admission […]
[…] may remain in you, and that your joy may be full.” Background Any Christian worth his salt will tell you that there are obvious discrepancies in the Bible. How else would you explain such things as God’s sovereign and perfect will and the will of man to choose? How has God chosen unto eternal […]
[…] on the definitions below: Biblical Worldview (BW) – as defined by CBW “We believe a person exhibits a biblical worldview when their beliefs and actions are aligned with the Bible, acknowledging its truth and applicability to every area of life.” The study was conducted from a sample of 1000 adults randomly selected from across the nation. […]